Acctg 131 Mod 1 Flashcards

1
Q

This is a process of identifying,
recording and communicating economic
information that is useful in making
economic decisions.

A

Accounting
Art of recording, classifying and summarizing

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2
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After journalizing, the accountant then
classifies the effects of the event on the
“accounts.” This process is called?

A

Posting

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2
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The accountant recognizes (i.e.,
records) the “accountable events” he has
identified. This process is called?

A

Journalizing

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3
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Phases of Accounting

A

Recording
Classify
Summarizing
Interpreting

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4
Q

Accounting information is communicated to
interested users through accounting reports,
the most common form of which is the?

A

Financial Statements

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5
Q

Accounting provides information that helps a
business manager perform the following
management functions

A
  1. Planning
    2.Organizing
    3.Staffing
    4.Directing
    5.Controlling
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5
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Those who are not directly
involved in managing the business.

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External Users

Examples:
* Existing and potential investors (e.g., stockholders
who are not directly involved in managing the
business)
* Lenders (e.g., banks) and Creditors (e.g.,
suppliers)
* Non-managerial employees
* Public

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6
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Those who are directly involved in
managing the business.

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Internal Users

Examples:
* Business owners who are directly involved in
managing the business
* Board of directors
* Managerial personnel

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7
Q

This principle is the accounting principle
that requires that the expenses incurred during
a period be recorded in the same period in
which the related revenues are earned.
This principle recognizes that businesses must
incur expenses to earn revenues.

A

Matching

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7
Q

In 1494, the first systematic record keeping
dealing with the “double entry recording system”
was formulated by?

A

Fra Luca Pacioli

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8
Q

Also referred to as economic entity
The _____________ states that we
should always separately record the
transactions of a business and its owners.

A

Separate Entity Concept

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8
Q

Unless otherwise stated, the company will last
long enough to fulfill objectives and
commitments.
It assumes that during and beyond the next
fiscal period a company will complete its
current plans, use its existing assets and
continue to meet its financial obligations

A

Going Concern

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9
Q

A _________ is a measure of value used
in accounting in which the value of an asset on
the balance sheet is recorded at its
_________ when acquired by the company

A

Historical cost, Original cost

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10
Q

An accounting method where revenue or
expenses are recorded when a transaction
occurs rather than when payment is received
or made.
The method follows the matching principle,
which says that revenues and expenses
should be recognized in the same period.

A

Accrual Basis

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11
Q

This assumes that the value of the peso is stable
over time

A

Stable Monetary Unit
money is the common denominator

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11
Q

A company can divide its economic activities
into time periods.
Also states that a business should report their
financial statements appropriate to a
specific time period (accounting period).

A

Time/Periodicity Concept

12
Q

The Accounting Equation

A

Assets = Liabilities + Equity

Equity Expands to Capital + (Income - Expenses)